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Ce 4 ' l 1 Ot ' Jo ::#- 1 • .0 I. s 4 a, i 3 NUMBER "M%'KERS' OFFICE, SOMERSET -PLACE, July 13, ate. :17 HE COMMISSIONERS for LICENSING ~,, I AWKERS, .PEULARS. and PE r - r y CHAP _ hereby give notice, That al ILI e ENS ES grained by the !hem tor the year, commencing toe ist Of August, 180 9 , to . 3 1 st of [My, iSto, with continue in force to the ist o f eepteinber %text, ace ,riling to an Ad of Pailiament lately ',Passed, v 4. the 5 3th Geor g e 111. chap. 4 1, sed. 2, when ucw Licebses will be wanted. EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE, CORNHILL, LONDON. HIS d n of I is of in6slimable escrir 10 rural c- Lb L importance to ail Persons twitting Annuities, Leases, Otticts, dependent on Lives; or. Who e Income ce a se Wi t h Lit.e. • • . ),,11 1)1)1e Person thirty years of age may, by the arnall an nual P ayment of 131....z5. id. secure $ OOl. to be (ro P . :in - 111Y, • Or - Otherwise, as he may direct) it his. death. • Any other sum may be insured in- like manner, and : 41 iu'y other age.' One Person may . • another's 1 4 4,te,• 1-'4 tile Amount of any iiirerv.t he rosy have in: the coati nuanee- hietcof. No •Liirratiee Money or Admission Fine t `y lsi re! tv for Policies, or Certificates of Re- No Rcgistry of ssigtiments required. A large showed to solicitors, or other Persons•procur• I ra “ces. W. BE ETHAM, Secretary. • I 'VE PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND PO.UNDS. WIFT and Co. •Contradors with 'Governmer tor the pre-sent STATE LOTT El‘ 1 , beg leave tespeci f ull)' io nAl o i rri i . tient6 and the Public, th tTIC h l S . ;11.1.1t L.S are now on Sale, in great vtritty, at their. Of. f iCeS. No, It, POultry.; Nu. tz, Cbliring.cro6s ; and N),31: . Art , N.recHigir The Sciteine is entirely new : there are Five Prizes of 20 .00 0 1. c l t , anci tne N amber.; of tiie 1 ickets 'are re.ttic-4‘! troin which it most Oe obvious that tile Chalice of gaining a 20,00 I. Prize is Areutly increabed. tit tiielast Lottery, Swat ;hid Co. iiad the satislatlion of 1111 ),: No. 4,46 , a Prize. of 2*,0u01. ill botteen sixteenths, b esine3„severai interior C.:04415. k LhGANT RESIDENCES "CLAritA .00•111 1 SURREY TO Hl' SOLD t<Y AUC 1 lON, By Messrs. , DRIVER, 4 t the Anainn Mal 1, near the Bank, on Wednesday, fuly. 2 5, in several uniess previously disposed of by Pri . . vote Contract. AMost SUPERB VILLA, with any quantity not less titan T 5 and nit exceeding 6o acres of Land ` c omprising all that fia:tre Jai alt can combine to please the eye, aid aif,rd comfort to nit posSessor, preetitin.; 'at toe Bairn! time a ino.it. picturesque landscave to. the• Artist,, not to be equal laid Within a far greater distance of the Metropolis, includin A extensive pleasure-grounds., with Ho wer4„ardens, hot-houses, conservatories, &c. most atnindantly furnished, 'with unriv I led speciimns ot - the Variotis produttions at. the ' ,7 eget. ble world, as well exotic as native,. collected and cut, ti vatcd at an mi., ,unded expence, and now in the highest state of cultivas ton Also, another Villa adjoining, fit for a large family, which possesses Imlay of the above perfeetions, with or without to Pr 21 acres of Lain!, and some.. smaller Dwelling houses, to gether with a considerable frantaix, tie* Clapham Common,. and Ifann 20 ta 3 3 acres of other most el igi )1e Building-ground,. presenting a most advantageous .ituation for the Architect or liuilder to display a sopertority.4—taste, on an extensive and scale, which the respettahility of the neighbourhood f ully.demands. The whole forms a most desirable aliti va , luable property, capably qt the greatest improvement a Pecuniary point of view. To he viewed by Tickets only, which may now be had of Smekdale, Bookseller, Piecadlly ; Mr. Wm. Franks, FlapiLim.enrinnn; and of Messrs. Drivers, Surveyors and Land Agents, kent-r , ,a(l • or at their Office, Na. 5, in toe Auction Mart , . neat the batik. TO) BE LET, and entered upon at Michaelmas next, A LL that wcll-accustoined INN called or known by the' Name olthe . KlNG's A RNIS IN N, in "I'AM 7 . C 7 v(I L R - cr-1 ; comprising good Dining-rooms . , Cedars. houses. Malt-Louse. &c. being every way adapted to carry 4 :)n a still m re extenden Business. About Thirty Acres of. Land are attached to the Premises. ,For particuiati df•O:Y to thorms Wood, Drayton Manor.. the.presetit Tena..tt, will shew the Premises. July 14, tglc.). , . lIELDH(?USE MANSION arid „ LANDS, STAFFORD. -• ' . SHIRE. • TQ 13E LET, - • For a Term of Ye4TS, and entered upon at •Michaelmas next, • ( ;r: A. LL that - CAPITAL' MANSION, called the: FIEJ.t)IIuLSE, with the Coach-houses, Stahl-s, .Husbandry-buiidings, Farmyards, Kitchen and Flower, • gardens, Lawn, Shrubbery, Plantations, Pleasure.gfounds, • and Fish Fonds, and the whole, or any 'part of, 130 Acres of - exceeding . ' Lind. neatly -ectuall y divided into , Meadow ' and Arahle.,,itnniediately.surrounding the Mansion, and in a • high si of cultivatiOn. ' ' T • :hel.P.ause ot a handsome Entrance-hall, a Break fa-st-pariour, at feet by 17 ; 33 . feet by 20; D rAwiIIi,,ILOVITI,, 2t feet by Lis; s excellent:Bed-chambers on the First floor,w ith Closets; and 7 Peit-rcom in the Attics, BrewilouSe, Laundry, and all other re, • quisite Oitices. • The Maii-kcinhoirse, which is modern and elegant, is •••• nearly s,tyruktpded.hy a_ Lawn of 36 Acrls, richly ornamented l'vith fine Tpnber Tiees, and . coininand3 a most delightful • - View.o.f 11 - laae}t-hall and ':1?-ark (the seat of Lord Lyttleton) And of the. Cielit hills, front both of which it is distant about half-a-mile: • • ' . ••• the iieigtibourtux)d is Most respe6lable ; the roads •good, and the stai A Pack of Flarri are kept in' ihe and the tiountry is regularly, hunted by a Pack of+ Vox ;,. hounds.' 7 I he.tiesta-nceiicnn the•Nark'et-inwn of Stourbridge is about • s three mills; from Kidderminster five; froiii 13rornsgrovc seven aint7 Bitiningitani -twelve ; and the Turnpike. road from Stouriaralge to broinsgrOye adjoins the extremi ty'ot the The .P reliaises.cna be viewed at an; time on application ; and fir further' iluulars, and to treat for the same, apply • trt Thou/its Esq, , Fielditquse, near Strawbridge, or to Mr. liatry,'Attothey, at Law, - liewdiey, Wokestershire. • • A CER. FAIN DISEASE. 1. Uniyersal'and long establi s h e d LiTT IS A A LUTAR IS; May he .- r ,depended tao to be'a add sinedy.cute :tor the - .Most inveterate Venereal Disease, Glyets, Ulcers, Pains .; and Obstructions in the - Urinary -Passages in either scx - ; its operation is by urine and :insensible , perspiration - . . A slight ; ease is geneiallY cured in a feW'days, and a Con fi rmed Lues in a short dine. t nveterate Scurvy, , Dropsies, Itheinnatisms, Gravels, IVeaknesses, and Obstructions, are speedily -reinoVed by these sate and salutary.: drops. require within* to .woia. than off; no reir.iint of diet, or hinderance from business. Those who take them may de_ Pend pet a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any .person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the OS. tient. may go about his or her business without the least dein ger. The large quantities that are daily sold tor exportation and dOme - stie use, prove their eilicacylto surpaSS every ot,ir medicine in the known world. Sold byappointinent of Dr. Freeman at . 1',11% Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa- 'c rernosier-row ; anti retail by one or 'wire IVteditiru Wonders in every town, in bottles at I's. yd. 'and, 4s. -611. each, with 4 . 1 i11e directions. • •• • - , Dr. FOTIIERWL'S FEMALE PILLS, • For•the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases peculiar to the Sex. THAT - a greater share- of the infirmities i s pliot tod to ,he t einale, more than the other Sex, we have 'the autharity of Scripture' to confirm. rittice the numerous disorderswhich atti:c.t women, and subject them to pain and bUtfering4t every period of We.. But though this is tne case, the same hand which has imposed the burt hen, has also of means or relief . . lie has p . oviderj the plants with healing. virtues., which, under the guidance of science, should restore health, soothe pain, and prove an antidote to the evil, Dr. / , othergd's Female PM wonderful composition of this kind, It allays nervous irritation, calms the rapid tu - mutual the blood, gives to the pet tirrhed spirits tileir regular course and circulation, and restores the veto: , d t.i'ire to its propel tone, and settles on toe einwk the hue of health, beauty, and !Nth, Against all tne irregularities of -the sex it is a never-tail ing restorative; as., in Green Sickne,s and (thSt.t.lll...bilS: In Nervous disorders, 46 Hysteric:, Spasms, l'aisy iii rtis:aw t ,, iroin a relaxed fiire, as atter cut - lobed .I)ropsy, anti evini during the pregnant state. It stniuld he kept, by every te•., male, as a proper domestic tri.tticine, w aicil sit. can, at all times, resort to ni an attack of any tittles - , Sold wit„ ale and ret - :it at Mr linty's, 4, Uheapside, corner Qt . l'aternoster.row; liacon, and 76, Ox. . Lord-street .; Clark., 2.69, Borough ; t utt, Royal ; aqti inost'C - JuntryiqedieCi'e Vcr,4iol, iU BoNCS,-ilt 2,5. 9d. 1 C:(01. t)t whcnn it - 14y be nad, Dr. Futhergil'i Nervous Cordial s 9 justly reLontinetale.l tor the Lure or all Nervous CompLstnts, In Bottles. price 4s Ai kind ;is. even. /VS . elr v \\.) _ TC E s'D A .; EIL Y 17, 1810. t lutv 16; 18to. PUBLIC .OFFICE,_ GREAT MARLBOROUGH 'ST 3? Ef.T TWENTY GUINEAS REWARD. WHEREAS MARTIN- SIZE, alias SCOTT V stands charged upon oath with Felony, also with a Flagitious Misdeme a n o r, an d h as lik ew i se a b scon d ed Iroin his bail. Whoever will apprehend him, or give such information as - may lead/to his d is c o very, shall. receive the above 'reward, to be immediately paid upon application to the said Public 011 ice in Great Marlborough -street. • he said Martin 'Size is a Strong well built man, between 4o and so years dt age ; about 5 feet 9 inches high, light eyes ; face broad, and whiskered on his cheeks, nearly to the chin, and 'an open countenance. He is a native of Ireland. Any iniurmation is desired to be given immediately to the Public Office aforesaid. FICTUALLING.OFFICE; :74 13, 18.10. - THE COMMISSIONERS fa r VICTUALLING -IL Ens' iimyttsTrs Net VY do hereby give Notire, riot on Eriday next, tit 2otb - instant, they will be ready .ro re ceive Tenders, in wilting; ( sealed up), and treat for Nine Hun dred Quarters'ssf NEW PALE, and for Three flundred Quarter: of NEW C LOSE-DRIED AMBEI‹ MALT ; to be answer able to Samples (of not less than one Quail each ) to be produced with the Tenders. ; to be delivered, in the space of ten days into.hir Majesty's Pit - Ma/ling Stores at Deptford; and to he paid for by BIM; payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the contras') may 'e seen at /be Secretary Office. • No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price skiL I ,10i be inserted in words at length, - or that shall n9t be de.‘ livered to the lloard before One o'Ckek on the said Friday n:xt, he 2otb instant, nor unless the Person it'bo the 7 ende,e, cr • on►e Pe, s9p on his behalf, attends, to answer rvben called for. •'• - ALW IS N W R C;l E V(Hl; a at l‘ l:l l l.S li k l i n li f , P m r e ° , le l:e s r i fe. n v:r l ing z fri, „I,evodte: toE dd is co% er the most safe and'etfectu.d method of treating a feW pre. Diseases, the successlut resul t of hi. experience is the best proof ol Sveriortty. ' N11`..:01. - E y, are ular Member of the Royal College of Sure ns , after being regularly educated aria Initiated into every br.nich of-the prokssii , ii, was induced to iniike•the Cure of ihe following Diseases the object of his particular Stqcly, %it. A certain yisorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxic tam; and its it -nal attendants, Strictures and Gleets, as also Debility, 'yvhether arising from excess ttf•dintking, long test tenee in wArin s Climates, or a Secret Solitary Vice, too often unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes; in the one it will be tound the cause of 'Sterility or Barrenness, aril in the other occa-ion a numerous train of Nervous Dis eases;witich, it not timely remedied, terminate in finputence. and COiSSUITIptien. . • "C.,¢ result of a long and e.,tensiv.e Praaice has enabled biin, by a prorer method, to effectually remove such Dis,, ,eases, however inveterate or J;omplicated, without subjeCting the Patient to the least restraint in _Diet or . Exercise ; amid in siigrit Venereal Cases, where 'an early application it made attei discov,ry of the Intedioo, a portect cure is performed in t w- days. Mr. Coley feels it a duty be owes to the Public to state his h..vitig been ujany yeais in extensive. private Practice; and that tits mode of Preatinent in the Cure of the above Comic plaints, has never peen known. to fail in one single instance; ..and begs to ad,i, Clea. Physicians ot the very highest respecta. bility have honoured him with their wa'rinest recomMenda.. 'llOllB, 'ar.cl the ino6t.sarisfaCtory testamonial : , of his success in the particiil,,r t ompiaiiirs move al loided to may by either,Sex daily, personally or by letter, . wan secre. , y, liberality, mid attention. Pan:ills in the c' carry in , .:l-siisg a Banknote, are requested, to state tr.e particular., of their case. when Advice anti Medi_ . cure will h e for-war.eil to soy pan of the kingdom—No. 20, loon- street, Adielptri , Strane.i. • To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-st ree reifiddn: • • • - • -.. , , sit, , - Edinburgh, May 2, rßoo. e . !,1 obligedtreateri faith to ap , p i ? } di We r . ilniscetaattainnials):::f:oor:isn%u,lnit TN the Spring of 1794,1 was atili&ed with , a ictr6.,„ of- the I)i.scase (by .' rn, r . i r t . c. tt u i u t r c l i e . 3 to a eVr,e)trietirev,aeltnColeamhsp;labinutt, wits theta r e i c n ic e ti lar l'hysician, - who put a temporary stop to the viten i‘t.t,),:t the Paculty here, w ,, rse ancl c t i t n e t a : l , l l , l e: . i y ith t., . an d beyond description, tieing an- entire lep er , A CHALLENGE. O tip t e i ; le b fi ut r ' s g t r . o G w e i l l i l t g, i , e i l i l l li 7 l_,l N AESSRS. CURUIE and Co. Surgeons, late in I paralleled legs,. arms, &t. • have' L. , , t a- , ) in clani.er o• 1 : awn°drulf.elref(rlarrte:::::::: a' 1 t)ibo h t i ::', ll - ,: , : v. l ie Y te h irl e i a d d t , ,fl : l o l m roi . tr t , w 7 t o m - .1 his AT jtsty's service, challenge tile whole ivorld to .. nose, prove a stngle instance %, hen; then alirdienie and method o r becoming utxless ;- in. short, , , cure i„ited of thedestred ellect• ine .radfce or many ; thirty eattne ulcers ran my body, and nearly totally de years in tins,pritticular branc,ii at their protession, has nut a more danye.rous,. or of a more comp!! given rise to one unsuc- essful ass. priied of' sn:ht.--I t wiT,lrt be voluminous to . par r i c „l a I raze all my case--suffice it to say,.there never was, ~ r et : , They cotitioue to direct I heir . studies to the trfatment and cure of venereal complaints, anti that derangement of the sys- cited nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, an tem, which is the consequence of ine perificiaus and , vastettil ' ...ill be. one of ini:n., , iir_d myselt, hevond all . hi) of recovery ; aR ,i , i n _ etieds ot a 'habit long‘ a nd . mo s t uniwpiiii y pursued by the, deed,• in my then eonditi,' , ii, de.ith was preferable to in yOulli of Doti) sexes I n.the'c li e it wilt be found to be the • !hunt titan miserable state. In this dr.:a:lfni situation di,. untailant :source ot birrenness . ; the orher have its ra , axe, la.. i drag a most miserable existence, till Di' ine Providence tally , develope,', to thein by a thsiressing . mate 01 de:ftlify, threw i n trig way , a Newspaper conntining the case Of a which it .11: , t timely remedied, terminates in 'illip.ne:lee. Mr.. 11: ot Plymouth---ini friends read it, I could not,---I these' are it:i remote and nitimang eilea s , while co:ism - 14,1.f• sent and .procured some of your LEAKE's :I'ATEN"I tion, loss of inuscplar power, and various , ervoilS corn plain ts, . i' I. I, LS. am now, and which, by using, frcnn time t o tilt usually characterise ttni eartier - siagr4 or tnis solit a ry v icc ,..... have ' tong been, (alter more than t=utor years iridesr i b a bi a 0 t persons languishing en ',et the ,disiriter • incid-an fu such a distress), in as wed a state of Ite.alth as ever -I enjoyed; as .z. habit, their treatment it; simple, arid m never plovcd ii sue_ . proof at this, I ha:la fine, thriving, healthy 'Child, horn tc cessful in the court of a long, liihorioi l s, aid much extended . me a rew months ago. In. gratitude to God, and In hopes practice. lii the most obstinate and complicated eases of, vQ- : or rendering., my. tellow-creature' service, I request you to nereal infedion, suctras ii:istructions in the uiethra spungy ; publish this ; . and you may , . at. any time refer persons whc eXcrescences, Itarii tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, se ni i_'- i . wisl - 1 to . be sattSheil 'of the With of 'this, or further p art . toil weakness, gleets. ti 4 also , ~ -. 1 cur r,, to me qr my friends, by letter or person. ... • - - ST RI Cttitz i!s, ' : ;., ... I As feyv cases for badness ' , ill ever equal' mine,: and n o n e Whether recent or of l ong d urat i on, an d which have .bat: 1. exceed it, I itaVe from exp e rien ce evcy reason to * assure alid radial', cur e hii 'dui,. rtio dread .fied . the skili of other Pfactitioi.ers, are by th e i r p reserit im.. 1 mankind, that in your . LEAK E's* PILLS they will fi nd a proved plan of treatment,•stfectually and permane nt ly cured, i sure, speefts, sate, without the Patient satllltrtig' tne excruciating• pa I t arid tut. stay eof the Venere.d I)isease, which is calkil cow alarming het - nos - thaw whiLlt frequently follows time applica- t. r.l P. m E I:. Lu ES . ' ,nin ~.._ , ton of the lunar caustic. II:. t.*:ie course of t - enty years ! . 4 ins , AritimintaGie ray teaSolts prev,:,,t making 11 , y extensive practice i n tin. ; Metropolis. numerous cases ot t name and address piiirlic ; tint creditable per sons realty Strictures navy. been atin are !.i :y tanner their care ; the total ; ,wanting information nosy also be referred to :lam and eradication or whi c h is eileu.:.d by a sate, certain., and cope - ; frinmils by• Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, !Ed rg inbuh. In) ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ,adopted. i Vrepared and Sirlei ny the Sole Proprietor . , The weakness, ief ax ,,ii,,, i , ~4 " ,1 debility. proceeding Ir vin th i s l T. TAYLOR, Member-of the Roy a l College of S urgeon, complaint are speedily rein.)ved, and the Patient restored to ! in London, at his 0..11 c, No. 9, New Bridee-screet, •• sound'and vigorous hearth. But where the debility has for ; Where he wai.give i,ii,l ce without a fee,. to persons- tak.'• years existed,. ii- iin.per perseverance-in their resturariv.e re- i ing ipese • Pills, and 'wilt .nlswer patients letters, if, post, ipedies, after the Stricture has been destroye.!, is indispensa- i paid, on the same terms, observing hi all - cass the most bly requisile to ,wive the slumbering sparks of late and to ! inviolable secrecy, in, per:soil's-name or case .li:tieing* btcn reanimate the &nistittition. • : . • '. ; mentioned, but at theit.p:ry . ,n. pAltiular request, by tile Pro- Several Noblemen and Gentlernen of .the first respeelabi. ! p:ietor, during tric course ot more than thirrV-sik years, -, lity,. have been under . the care of M'essre. _Currie arid Co. : that, he has had the corirludillg at an trtretis'ivisale of rise for the removal ,it complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c„ . above Mertichie, and thelpradice-ari..ing - .tileter rom. ahndat havinge rences re , ..eivea a radicrarl and perniiinent Lure, reque st i .:They are also s;old by' ins ~ir.r;ii:tifiAir, ter' the c0nv,,,,-! t, ref may be glw.ti to them, as satisfactory evi- • ;Mence ut those, living at a , h: - ,ance, by Air. Bax te ', dences of the decisive sup e ri or i ty o f M essrs. Curricamni Co's. . S out h-b r id ge, Edinburgh; .'f4r. ~t :lcriontilal. , Printer, (a ;as . . plan of treaiment. Many ot these C;entlernen l - ave had ' gow,• to r• whom also - Mr, ,T. r, - ;!ers for ;its' address; at the strittures from ic to zo ye,,rs, and had Cecil under -the care of ; ,Perturoges, N. 3s, St. ril.hii!'s-stnlet, I'4li-in:ill ; • Mr. Nlessts, Holm., Heaviside, and other Surgeons of eigua: eun- ' Ro'oerts9i,'s .I . oy -sh o p, No : :-.,,:;- o:o,o!,_s t r eet ; .:,,,l i. neocc, IN:10 arteln pled the cure by time aiyii,;at'ion 01 tilt! 1.0., : borough's; No,. 7,1 , Isle-St o..•et-ft iii, 11C:111.:‘ , .;pi,,,ite the Mo. ' 'lcoryliselkr,flsia. 1;1 tlilion-Little . . liar Caustic, w; thee; 'Succ'e9S. ' nurn'ent ; Mr. Steel's, Messrs. Currie and Co. nu,/ be tonsulted by either.sex.: TJwer-hill Mi.. hull,* I.)anie-street, Dublin; And by on: .with •the greatest delicacy, weave}', and lion,,ur, at their person in every considerable town tai Qre..it-liritain. and house, No. 107, Hatton •);arden. • , Ireland, in Boxes or only/ .15. 9d. each, sealed up with Patients in the ,Country•are r:ipieStett to state the particu• full and plain diredions, 'wneteby persons of either Se - a Jars of their case,-age, anti geiierai habit of living, &c. Lc. • may cure themselves with ear;. and secrecy, - : -, - • ins:lasing a remittance for advice and inedicines, when the * .N. B. Every Box sold iii la re.it tiiiiain is . sealed up same will be y, viii or sent to any part of - rile kingdom. To with:rt._ Stamp, on whi, by* faviaiat ot the; t.timmis ensure tl.at secrecy 1,0 csential to their tutdefvaking, the stoners, is . piinted, 'at the* Stairip:ollice--" .T. TaYlot, postage' ot lefteis Indy be ailded to the account for mrdieitie. .No -6, New Britige-Stieet,,P to imitate which. is felony, ant . It-li Nile, 1.6c,9.- 7 -loy, liatton .gardtru. all ottaers are counterfeits, r A . TR,INSTORT OFFICE, Yu& 9. rSto. T HE COMMISSIONERS for, Conducting His A.I4jESTI"S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Trainded Searme, and fcr the Care 4nci Custody of Pririners of do hereby give N.)tiee, that ther will he ready at this o,sce, on Thur.tday, the 21 of August, sSt o , to receive sealed' Tenders, aPid heat with such Persons as may be willing to contraa for ere Sing and completely finishing FO U R D E LLI NG- /lOUS ES, and i,c/-.sing aBU RI AL- G ROUND, attached to the N,ival if,spitai at Yarm9rith. N o 'rend e r will be received after One o'clock ok the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Parts, or an Agent for him personally' attend. Each Ten Yet must be accoMpanied by a Leiter tzqo ,respectable Peesow,engaging to become 45:A/old:with tb. Person tendering., in theSum'of Soo 1, for the due petlnfnance of the contract. • Fa..ther Particulars may 6e known by app.).ing at this Ogee, 141 k-re-the Drawingc and Specifications of the respegive.ll ) :s may he seer. • , AROMATIC i? re OF VINEGAR,' (The Origin4l Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successive Improvements to tho highest ilerfutoll) titles to he prepared and sold .by Messrs. HENRy, mists, Manenester. • • • r rtif - S - TredIbrePERFUMED LIQUOR hid' is . aoinpp4ti of idghly concentrated j ,, ined with Ilia' most, plcasikrit'AJornatics - and elfic,cious Ahtkeptics, may be•kept tininmaired in' any Ciimate and for anyile,gri i of time, Its pungent ,Odour adapts it for attbruing rSlief in Head ache s , Fontinp, ; and renders it pectlii,ily grateful and refreshing in crowded rooMs, in places of public resort, and'in the 'apartments Of - the sick. 1 t counterads, al tilt: infedion o: Contagious Diseases. As niany spinions and interior imitations ,are sold nude the same and snndar rane:es - , th,: public are .ti:t.fuested to oh serve s as thv only proot 01 its tieing genu7ne that the narnes.of 1!:7s;:as. H l NRV, Niandic,:tei•, are engred -on the St. 4 p. The A ROMATIC.SPI RI T of VI NEGA R., in boith - s, trice 2s. 9d 4C:.(Stattlp included) is sold wholesal e'a! rehtii by BAY LEV and .B LE W,Cockspur-street,'the only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietori ; where tray had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, - Silver, COr net ian, Chtystal, Jr 'Also, IlLis1.10(-:s CA LC INL MAGI' ESI i, , tt hottles St 2s. 6d. and larger with Klass stoppers, at'4s. each, their nanits Iseuit on the stamps. , - • , I " ...ca.. 4 ILA i ;. ~" ~ .. \; A ..~. , • t XPtNC., HALF PF,NIs; Y . FRE ycif PAPERS. • 'PARIS; juLy to. REPORT To THE EMPEROR. " PARti, JULY 9.-4 hNke the honour to lay be fore your Majesty .an am,:of the. Kiyg of Holland, dated the ad inst. b y .which ti:ar'Nf.warch declares, inat he abdicates the Pro-vu in fiv, , ur of 11 , 4 eldest son, leaving,.accordiug to the Consti.trionc the Re gency lo the Queen, and e.iitablishes a Council of R--- ency, composed of his Ministers. "Such an act, Sire, ought not to have appe-ared without a previous concert with'your Siajt-!stv. It can have no toree withottt yout approbatirn. Ont!ht your lOconnrtn the disposition taken by the King of Holland.? The..union of Belgium with France ha;destroy ed the intlependence of Holland: Her sy.t. m h a s necessarily become' the same with that of She is c.btiged to take. part. in 41 the mat-1 igh ! wars of France, as if she were One of her priwitlrt-s. : Since the Cteation of the irrsyal of the Scheldt and th e an .. " lo tion to Frat:ce of the provinces conipOsii.lg the d,• i ,artrt.eiats of . the Mouths of Die Rhine arvt Aloothq. of the Sci eldt, her commetcidl exi-terne has he.come . pi - ccanons. The merchants of Ant wero, Ghent and Middleburgh, who can, without any rel. striation, extend their speculations to the extremiti es o f rhe Etn a ire, of which !hey form a \ part, necessa rily carry on the commerce which Holland transatted. Rotlerd.on and Dordrecht are'already. on t verge of ruin ; these cities having lost the commerce of the Rhine, which goes direct by the new frontier to the perts of the Scheldt, ,passincr through the Biesboch. The part of Holland, whicCis still alien to the E:l2- Tire, ikdept ived of the advan tages enjioyed by the part united thereto. Cothreiled; nevertkelem, fo make common cause with France, Holland willhave ro support he charges of this allowance without reaping any of its benefits. • " Hol!and is sunk under the.'weigfit of her public debt, which am , urns to beliween 85 and go toilijons, t h at is to say, a fourth more than the debt of the whtole Empire ; and if a reduaion had been projeaed _.- by . the citoverminent of the country, it would,nat have been in its power to give a guarantee fur the invioin bilny an•l .permanence of such a Measure, inasmuch as the debt, if even. redueed to au. Millions'. ikauld still be beyond the atual . means and ability of that country.. It - is estimated Holland payS triple the . sari that Vrance pays. - The _people _ groan under the weight of 24 _diStinat descriptions of cennilmitions. The Dutch tiation sinks under its contrihution•3, and can no longer pay them. . . , . Nevertheles=; the necessary expenees of t l:e Go. verutnent regnite`that ... this burden should be ang- mented. The budget for the Nl:rine . jaztroon,tecl in 1869 to three milli o ns on l y o f florin as ; sum scalcely sufficient to pay the admini trators, the °thief's, nod seinTten r - and to.defoly the expel ce of: ii;e.arier;egt and Wh Mi h.is not adTitled of the -eqii.nm eot o f a. sngle= ship of war. lo provide tor the arm.!. ment ordered in the year t 810, and which' is the minininin of the naval force neceSs,iry for the d ,- telic..! of Holland, triple. that sum would. be•reivisite./ The tar budget has scarcely afforded a sutliciencr tar main taming the fottre•ses and t 6. battalions; an 4 whilst two branches of such importanct!,are•s o fir from havinz what is necessary . for zapportiug the hotrour and - di:pity, of independenCg,. the interest of th e pnblic 'd:-.bt has ceased to be paid, It is more than a year and a half in arrear. " It, in such a state of thing., your Majesty .tnaintain the recent, dispoAltions; by assigning IQ ,‘ Flohatid 4 provinornd G.nrerqurent, you will only i)o' prolongh:g her patatol agony. - If the Govern . ment of a Prince in t h e v igour of lite has l e f t the country inso citstresSed a silhation, what . Catt be ex. peeled from a long minority ? It cannot, therefore, be saved but by a new circler of things. The period of flu: power and prosperity of Holland -.was when , it formed part of the - greaLst mona-chy thetvin Eu rope. Her incorporation with the ,great Empire is the . only stable condition in which . ,Holland can henceforth repose from h er su ff er i ngs and long vicis. situdes, and recover her ancient prosperity. • ". Thus ought your Majesty to decide in favour of such an union, for the interest, nay more, for the salvation of Holland, She ought to 'be asSo. dated in our blessings, as she has been associated in our calamities. - But another interest still more imperiously,indicates to your Majesty the cli . tidua which ran ought to . adopt.. ' " Holland is, in fa&, a shoot from the. French territory ; it constitutes a portion of soil necessary to complete the form t of the Empire. .To become full master of the Rhine, your Majesty should :id vance to the Znyder.Sea. By. this - means all the rivers, which have th,ir senrce.in - ;;:ain:e, or 'which wail' the frontiers, :will belong to y.,u as far as the i.e.'. To leave the motiths•ot.your s r:vers is the pos .session,,M. strangers, would in (40, ,Sire; coniine your power to an ill 7 litniied Motiatchy, int4ead of ,'s I.:e;zt.itig an Imperial ' throne. To leave in the , . power.otforeigners ;tint cmo::,tits of the Rhine, the , Mouse, an d, th e. Sehe.!,dt, would be tantamount to submitting your L'ea's io them ; it would render your manulaCt arcs mid commerce' dependent , oiz the .:Powers who should be in 'possesston Of these mow k i : it-would adinit : a ' t . oreigo:itablotice, in that ,v..hich is niOst,impoTtatat to the laapoi,ness.A)f" your.snhiccls. The annexation of, Hollan,l is still necessary to com plete the s} Stern -- tif IheErnpire, particularly since 'the iltkish Orderstrin 'Gnned of Nm.(i n & r 18 0 7 . Twice since 'that. nerincl yTir. Majesty haS :been ob liged to close Yokir tilstom-licu,e s to t'ne trade Of iii . ?ltand, in, consCgßenee of :whibli Holland was iiOlated from the , Erripire and-the Cotitinent.• After the peace of. Vienna, it was.in yota Majesty's con. teibpii,tipq to annex this..kingdnna.' You were in . 45.0 ..tß.a.banden this idea front considerations that no„lotig , ::r exist. YoU agreed .virii reluctance to the troty, of the 14th. &arch, which-aggravat e d Ow ,calinpities of Holland, without ,meetipg any one , . . Li,tl r ... ~ 71 ~ '7l I°l ~~~ ~.